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Couples Counseling
Couples Counseling at Connection Couples Counseling
Strengthen Your Relationship. Rediscover Your Connection.
Relationships are one of the most rewarding—and HARDEST—parts of life. At Connection Couples Counseling, we provide a safe and supportive space for couples to address challenges, improve communication, and build lasting intimacy.Whether you're navigating recurring conflict, feeling emotionally distant, or preparing for a major life transition, our couples counseling services are designed to help you reconnect and move forward—together.
Our Approach to Couples Therapy
We like to keep it real. Our counselors are down-to-earth, regular people - who happen to also be experts in relationship counseling. We want you to leave your sessions really understanding what happened in your relationship to get you where you are, and what you can start to do to change it.
What to Expect in Counseling
Couples counseling starts with an initial session where we:​
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Learn about your relationship history and current concernsIdentify goals for therapy
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Start to build a strong counselor + client relationship
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From there, you and your counselor will work together to create a plan for your relationship.
Ultimately, we want to help you both develop skills in communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving, while rebuilding trust and intimacy.
​What We Help Couples With:
Communication Problems
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Frequent misunderstandings
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Inability to express needs or feelings
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Yelling, silent treatment, or avoidance
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Feeling unheard or dismissed
Conflicts and Arguments
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Recurring fights over the same issues
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Escalated anger or resentment
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Difficulty resolving disagreements
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Power struggles
​Emotional Disconnection
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Feeling distant or like roommates
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Loss of emotional intimacy
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Lack of affection or support
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Feeling unloved or unappreciated
​Infidelity and Trust Issues
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Affairs (emotional or physical)
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Secrets or dishonesty
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Rebuilding trust after betrayal
​Intimacy and Sexual Issues
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Mismatched libido or lack of desire
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Sexual dissatisfaction
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Avoidance of physical closeness
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Challenges due to aging, illness, or trauma
Life Transitions and Stress
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Becoming new parents
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Career changes or financial stress
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Relocation or cultural differences
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Coping with illness, grief, or caregiving roles
Differences in Values or Goals
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Parenting styles
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Religion or cultural traditions
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Life goals or long-term plans
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Decisions about marriage, children, or money
Pre-Marital Counseling Needs
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Preparing for marriage
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Identifying potential problem areas
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Learning healthy communication and conflict resolution tools
Considering Separation or Divorce
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Uncertainty about staying together
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Wanting help making a decision
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Seeking clarity or closure